- Epic Energy Advances Lithium Ion Battery Recycling as India’s EV Waste Stream Accelerates
- Holcim Pauses Carbon Capture at Obourg as CO2 Transport Risks Stall Belgium’s Cement Decarbonization
- Saudi-German Green Ammonia Corridor Tests Europe’s Import-Led Hydrogen Strategy
- Europe’s Energy Transition Faces Policy Gaps Despite Strong Consumer Support
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Horizon Fuel Cell Group Acquires Hyzon Motors’ Vehicle IP to Revive Hydrogen Truck Business
Horizon Fuel Cell Group has acquired the vehicle intellectual property of its defunct spin-out, Hyzon Motors, signaling a bid to re-enter the hydrogen heavy-vehicle market while leveraging its own fuel cell technology.
Global green ammonia production capacity totals approximately 2.4 million tonnes currently against 191 million tonnes of conventional ammonia annually, yet…
California added over 4.5 GW of battery storage in 2024, according to the California Energy Commission, with a growing portion…
Green hydrogen production costs in the United States range between $3.74 – $11.70 per kilogram, compared to grey hydrogen’s $1.11…
With lithium-ion supply chains under stress and battery safety still a headline risk, U.S.-based startup Peak Energy is betting on…
Brazil is positioning itself as a future leader in the global hydrogen economy with an expansive pipeline of 111 green…
Canada’s small modular reactor market commands a projected CAD 5.3 billion value between 2025 and 2040, yet the integration of…
Canadian transit is pouring billions into decarbonization, yet the buses aren’t showing up—and when they do, they can’t always run.…
Natural Hydrogen: Untapped Resource or Regulatory Headache for the Clean Energy Transition?
When Mali’s Bourakébougou gas field revealed a steady stream of near-pure hydrogen from a shallow reservoir, it disrupted long-held assumptions about hydrogen availability—and reignited global interest in what’s now called “natural hydrogen.”
Chile’s green hydrogen sector, once hailed as a global frontrunner, has struggled to convert early enthusiasm into tangible project deployment. Now, a $2.8 billion tax credit program—capped at $5/kg of green hydrogen—is the government’s latest effort to unstick stalled developments and inject financial certainty into the market.
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